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A dark stone murti seated in a decorated vehicle, its face marked with a small red bindi on the forehead. It wears a green-gold turban and a flowing olive-green draped cloth, with layered rudraksha and gold-bead malas across the chest and shoulders. The raised right hand is in a blessing gesture, and the left hand rests on the lap. Behind it, garlands of yellow and orange marigolds, red roses and white jasmine frame the figure. A statue, not a living person, so a person is depiction-free: no candidate is shown in person.

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